What's the difference in sizes, where some say one size, and others say OS? Are they the same?
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I am not sure about the sizes, unless it is for different phones. When I searched for a case I was specific in what I typed in, "iphone 5s lifeproof case". So those are the only cases I looked at. It did give me every brand but you can sort that further if you like. I am very happy with my case. I bought a "Lifeproof" case.
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The Lifeproof cover for the iPhone 5S is different from the Lifeproof covers of the iPhone 4 & 4S!
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I wish I could give you a satisfactory answer,but I did`nt take note if there is a diference in size.SORRY good luck
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ok a 32bit is for older programs that run in as a 32bit a 64bit would be for newer programsif you depend on older programs for documents or other programs it ok, i perfer a newer 64bit for my new games & other new softwares & you can run win7 eather one or do a partsiond for both hope this helps you
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I don't see a difference - the only thing I can see in the product description the os2018 is a newer version and weighs less. I love it - makes a huge difference.
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There is a difference between how drive manufacturers specify 32GB and how Windows specifies GB. Every storage device will specify more GB and Windows will always say less due to these differences. Not going to detail them out, as the math makes my head hurt. :P
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I've actually had both the 32 and 64. I originally went with the 32, found it was missing Office, returned it, and decided I liked it enough to trade up to a 64 since it wasn't a lot more expensive.To be honest, a 32 is probably fine for most normal office work. If you're planning on adding a ton of apps and games, that's what will make it a bit tight. You can add a 64-128 GB microSD and install everything on there instead, move all user folders to it, etc. which would also work.
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Yes. OS independent. You will want to format it for the OS you will be using but the drive will accommodate either.
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It does not matter what OS you have. I received the exact one pictured when I purchased a replacement.
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From everything I have read about Raid arrays, no to different sizes.... Yes to different manufactures (if they are compatable with each other) If you attempt to use multiple sizes, the smallest become the default and it may not work correctly. Different manufactures may or may not work depending upon who made the HHDs.In any case, I would not try either different manufactures or sizes. Mine worked perfectly with the same size and manufacture. Depending upon the RAID type you select, you could be taking the chance of losing all of your data, especially if you lose a HHD and the system tries to rebuild to a new one (different size and manufacture could gum up the works). From everything I have read about Raid arrays, no to different sizes.... Yes to different manufactures (if they are compatable with each other) If you attempt to use multiple sizes, the smallest become the default and it may not work correctly. Different manufactures may or may not work depending upon who made the HHDs.In any case, I would not try either different manufactures or sizes. Mine worked perfectly with the same size and manufacture. Depending upon the RAID type you select, you could be taking the chance of losing all of your data, especially if you lose a HHD and the... » Read More From everything I have read about Raid arrays, no to different sizes.... Yes to different manufactures (if they are compatable with each other) If you attempt to use multiple sizes, the smallest become the default and it may not work correctly. Different manufactures may or may not work depending upon who made the HHDs.In any case, I would not try either different manufactures or sizes. Mine worked perfectly with the same size and manufacture. Depending upon the RAID type you select, you could be taking the chance of losing all of your data, especially if you lose a HHD and the system tries to rebuild to a new one (different size and manufacture could gum up the works). « Show Less
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The default is 64 bit. However, we could install 32 bit OS per custoomer's request.
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Silly Question but what is the difference between 4 systems and or ALL systems?Thanks,-Nigel
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It is comparable in size, but a jump up in performance. It also comes with Windows 8 normally. Great for traveling!
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Win7 Pro (64 bit) is the default. But we can install 32 bit OS per request.
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I'm the one that answered your question about the different sizes of storage system....my answer was rather long. Anyway, forgot to give u my email address if u have further questions. It is kevtam07@yahoo.com
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Most drive manufacturers quote their product's capacity along the lines of "One megabyte equals 1,000 bytes times 1,000 bytes." However, all operating systems (that I am aware of) consider a megabyte to be 1,024 bytes times 1,024 bytes. A TB according to the drive manufacturer is therefore 1,000 x 1,000 x 1,000 x 1,000 (1,000,000,000,000 bytes) but your OS is thinking 1,024 x 1,024 x 1,024 x 1,024 (1,099,511,627,776 bytes). The 99,511,627,776 difference is in large part why your OS is reporting the drive to be smaller than the manufacturer's claim. There are, depending on manufacturer and OS, also losses due to formatting differences, allocation tables, utilities included on the disc itself, etc. Hope this helps.
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I don't know what OS means, but I am an adult, and I and my adult sister have used it. It has an adjustable strap, and fits perfectly on our faces, keeping it pretty much air tight.
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I only saw "one size" when I bought my chairs. I'm not sure what the other one is. When I look back at what you are seeing it does seem confusing. This might be a posting issue as they both seem to be the same.